“There’s no denying that power tools are expensive and yet necessary for numerous artisanal trades,” says Nita Luis, founder of family owned BRIGHTS Hardware, a Western Cape based chain of hardware stores that is driving the Tool-donation campaign. “Talented artisans abound in South Africa, but challenging economic times can make these items unaffordable for graduates.”
Everybody knows that raising a child in today’s modern world can become a daunting task. With mom and dad having to hold full-time jobs, worrying about the safety of your little ones inside your own home should be the last thing on your mind. Because accidents can happen so quickly, it is best to be prepared and ensure your home is baby-proofed – even before the baby makes his entrance into the world.
Laundry can become a great challenge if you allow it to pile up for too long.
The Easter period is synonymous with the highest fatality rates on our roads, considering that we wish to share some bright advice for all holidaymakers.
A new non-toxic FireFly Biofuel firelighter, made out of recycled coffee, biodegradable vegetable wax, recycled wood and unrefined sugar has been developed and launched onto the South African market and is now available at Brights Hardware.
For those who may still be in the dark, the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) recently announced the new plug standards that are now mandatory, and which you need to know about – especially if you have home renovations and building on the horizon.
Stand a chance to WIN the services of a handyman for 4 hours, or a gift voucher to the value of your ENTIRE purchase when shopping online or in store! To enter, simply pop your details on the back of your slip and drop it in one of the boxes provided in store. Online shopping purchases are automatically entered into the lucky draw.
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Recently, the Hardware Edition magazine met with BRIGHTS CEO Orlando Luis to give its readers a better understanding of how BRIGHTS Hardware was established and how it has developed over the years.
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From 1 February 2018, the City of Cape Town has imposed level 6B water restrictions. This means 50 litres of water per person per day may be used in a household consisting of 4 people.
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